Work and Valuation

02-17-2002, 03:20 PM

Obviously you have the option to change from .30 cal to 9mm. A reblued 9mm (or .30 cal) that will shoot has got to be worth more than a reblued .30 cal that won't shoot. 9mm ammo is a lot cheaper to buy.

How much it is really worth can only be determined for sure if you try to sell it. In present condition, not a whole lot. With a new barrel and mag release, certainly more than $250.

I would fix it, keep it, and shoot it.

02-17-2002, 03:20 PM	#8
Bill Utterback Guest Posts: n/a	Caliber Change Obviously you have the option to change from .30 cal to 9mm. A reblued 9mm (or .30 cal) that will shoot has got to be worth more than a reblued .30 cal that won't shoot. 9mm ammo is a lot cheaper to buy. How much it is really worth can only be determined for sure if you try to sell it. In present condition, not a whole lot. With a new barrel and mag release, certainly more than $250. I would fix it, keep it, and shoot it.

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